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ATTN Correction for Anchoress Readers
Due to reconfiguration of this site, the links the Anchoress uses in her post 100 Hours after Katrina are no longer valid. Here are the correct links: Poop About Pumps: http://northshorejournal.org/katrina-poop-about-pumps Private American aid: http://northshorejournal.org/ameraid/ameraidamer.html Other Countries Offer Help: http://northshorejournal.org/katrina-other-countries-offer-help … Read entire article »
Filed under: Charity, Disasters, Katrina relief
Katrina: Americans Aiding Americans 10-13
The latest update is posted for Americans Aiding Americans. $974,736,505. I’m feeling so much better since the hospitalization. Either I really, really needed the two weeks of enforced rest, or the antibiotics knocked out something nasty that had been dragging me down since June. Anyway, lots of energy now, and I can get back to the list. Are Americans burning out? Lots of commentary to that effect because we’ve not donated a ton of money for the relief … Read entire article »
Filed under: Charity, Katrina relief
Katrina: Corps of Engineers
DoD When you see me up here in uniform and I talk about the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, there are really two Corps of Engineers. One is the branch of the Army, and that branch as about 80,000 soldiers which are active Guard and Reserve, and then you have a major command of the Army called the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which is what I command. And that is comprised of 34,000 … Read entire article »
Filed under: Americans, Charity, Katrina relief
Katrina: New Update
New numbers at the left. Actual results are at least $100 mil higher. Unlike the tsunami relief effort, there are fewer updates on fundraising being posted by various charities. How can I help with the recovery from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita? Two ways. First, give to charity, one run by your church, or to the Red Cross or Salvation Army. Give what you can, and a dollar more. Secondly, participate in the Pork Busters project. This project … Read entire article »
Filed under: Americans, Charity, Katrina relief
